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Suntech STP365S-B60/Wnhb
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STP365S-B60/Wnhb

365 Wp Monocrystalline
ComparePV verdict

Middle of its segment, weak in heat

Rank 12,708 of 14,129
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Power (Wp)
365
Weak · bottom 17%
Efficiency (%)
20.00
Weak · bottom 24%
Density (Wp/m²)
200.1
Weak · bottom 25%
Temp (%/°C)
-0.360
Weak · bottom 15%
Weight (kg)
20.3
Typical · median 22.0 kg
Warranty (yrs)
25
Weak · bottom 21%

The Ultra S mini series from Suntech consists of compact monocrystalline modules designed for installations where every square meter of roof space counts - the smaller footprint lets you fit more panels into limited areas without sacrificing power output. The panels use half-cut cell technology, splitting cells in half to reduce resistive losses and improve resistance to microcracks and partial shading. Suntech's current sorting process minimizes losses caused by current mismatch between cells, translating into higher overall system yield. The modules also deliver excellent low-light performance, generating more energy on cloudy days, in the morning, and at dusk - a real advantage in climates with variable sunlight. A lower operating temperature and favorable power temperature coefficient help maintain steadier output during hot summer months. The design has passed extended wind and snow load testing, and the IP68-rated junction box ensures reliable sealing in demanding environments - coastal areas, farms, or regions with high humidity. A long 25-year linear warranty makes this series a solid choice for both residential installations and smaller commercial projects where reliability on limited available space is the priority.

Ranking

5,598 panels in the 265-465 W band, all technologies
Metric This panel Median Position in segment Overall rank
Module efficiency 20.00% 21.00% Weak · bottom 24% 12,298
Power density 200.1 210.0 Weak · bottom 25% 12,298
Temperature coefficient -0.360 -0.320 Weak · bottom 15% 12,425
Weight per kWp 55.6 53.8 Typical 10,075
Performance warranty 25 yrs 30 yrs Weak · bottom 21% 9,912
Colour key Strong - top 25% Typical - middle 50% Weak - bottom 25%

Signals from the data

0 positive · 3 caution
Best for

Residential, commercial and shaded-installations.

Not ideal for

Hot climates, owners who want a long output guarantee and tight roof space.

Watch-outs
-0.360 %/°C temperature coefficient

Bottom 15% of the 265-465 W band, against a median of -0.320.

25 year performance warranty

Bottom 21% of the 265-465 W band, against a median of 30 yrs.

20.00% module efficiency

Bottom 24% of the 265-465 W band, against a median of 21.00%.

Notes from the database
  • Module efficiency of 20.0% is 1.8pp below average for database panels (median: 21.8%)
  • Power density of 200.1 W/m² is 18.0 W/m² below database median (218.1 W/m²) - needs more roof space
  • -0.36%/°C temperature coefficient - 0.06pp worse than database median (-0.30%/°C), expect higher hot weather losses
  • At 20.3 kg, this panel is 6.2 kg lighter than database median (26.5 kg) - easier handling during installation
  • #12298 for efficiency, #12425 for temperature performance out of 14129 panels

Specifications

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Nominal power (Pmax) 365 Wp Nameplate at 1000 W/m², 25 °C
Module efficiency 20.00 % Weak Segment median 21.00%
Vmpp · Impp 34.10 V · 10.71 A Operating point at max power
Voc · Isc 40.70 V · 11.42 A Sizes the string length
Max system voltage 1500 V Longer strings than 1000 V modules
Dimensions 1756×1039×35 mm · 1.82 m² of roof
Weight 20.3 kg Typical Typical · median 22.0 kg
Cells 120 Monocrystalline
Coefficient Pmax -0.360 %/°C Weak bottom 15% of its segment
Coefficient Voc · Isc -0.304 · 0.050 %/°C
NOCT 42 °C At 800 W/m², 20 °C ambient
Product warranty 12 years Hardware defects only
Performance warranty 25 years Weak bottom 21% · median 30 yrs
End-of-warranty output 84.8 % Equals 299 W guaranteed
Degradation 2.00 → 0.55 % First year, then annual

Simulations

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Lifetime output & value
30 years at 1200 kWh/kWp/year and €0.50 per kWh
Power in year 30
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Lifetime energy
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Energy value
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Degradation from this panel's own datasheet figures. No inverter, soiling or shading losses.

Heat losses
-0.360 %/°C against a segment median of -0.320
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Suntech STP365S-B60/Wnhb 365 W 20.00% -0.360 20.3 kg You are here
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GKA210M340W 340 W 23.00% - 16.2 kg Lighter, +3.0 pp, +5 yr warranty
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GKA210M400W (1/4*4*40) 400 W 23.00% - 18.0 kg +35 W, +3.0 pp, +5 yr warranty
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STP370S-B60/Wnhb 370 W 20.30% -0.360 20.3 kg +0.3 pp
STP375S-B60/Wnhb 375 W 20.60% -0.360 20.3 kg +10 W, +0.6 pp
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LR7-54HJD-505M 505 W 24.70% -0.240 23.5 kg +140 W, cooler, +4.7 pp

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About the Ultra S mini series

6 answered

These answers cover the whole series. Where a figure differs, the specification above is this module's own.

Are Suntech Ultra S mini panels suitable for a small roof with limited space?
Yes, that is the main purpose of this series. The compact module footprint lets you fit more panels on the same roof area without sacrificing power output - the module reaches up to 385 Wp despite smaller dimensions than standard 72-cell panels. It works well on roofs with multiple planes, dormers, or chimneys, where every centimeter counts.
What is the half-cut technology in the Suntech Ultra S mini and does it actually make a difference?
Cells are cut in half, which reduces the current flowing through each cell and therefore resistive losses and heating within the module. In practice this means higher efficiency, lower risk of microcracks, and better tolerance to partial shading - a shaded half-cell doesn't block the entire string the way it would in a conventional panel.
What warranty comes with the Suntech Ultra S mini 385 Wp panels?
The manufacturer offers a 12-year product warranty covering materials and workmanship, plus a 25-year linear power warranty, standard for modern Tier 1 modules. This means a guaranteed, gradually declining power output over a quarter century, rather than just a single threshold at year 25 as with older-generation panels.
Do Ultra S mini panels perform well on cloudy days and in low-light conditions?
Yes, the series is optimized for low-irradiance performance - it generates more energy early in the morning, in the evening, and on overcast days compared to older module designs. This matters in climates with limited full-sun hours, since annual energy yield depends heavily on how a module behaves under diffuse light.
What is the IP68 junction box on the Ultra S mini for, and does it hold up in coastal environments?
The IP68 junction box provides the highest commonly used ingress protection rating - it shields electrical connections from dust and prolonged submersion, not just rain. This matters for coastal installations, solar farms, or high-humidity regions, where cheaper IP65 boxes degrade faster from corrosion and moisture.
Are Suntech Ultra S mini panels bifacial?
No, these are mono-facial modules with a full frame and a standard backsheet rather than a glass rear layer. On compact installations mounted close to the roof surface, the extra yield from a bifacial panel would be minimal anyway, so a mono-facial design is a cheaper and equally sensible choice.
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